Sorcery and Superstition

This week's story is brought to us by T.N. Baldwin. It is titled "Discoveries". This is an excerpt from the first novel in Mr. Baldwin's Magicium series. That's right. this author has a whole series already released. No waiting on books! The books are sort of mix of Apocalyptical and Fantasy. Two genres I happen to like quite a bit.  So stop an take a listen. You won't be disappointed.   

If you want to check out Mr. Baldwin's website or buy his books you can find them here. TNBaldwin.com and on amazon (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08QGRMZL6)

Today's episode is brought to us by author Meg Lindsey. Meg brings us an excerpt from her novelette "Six of Cups". Its an interesting blend of sci-fi and fantasy and will definitely leave you wanting more. Luckily you can purchase the full novelette on amazon. (Https://www.amazon.com/Six-Cups-Novelette-Zee-Bensen-ebook/dp/B0BFCGS35D)

For more information about Meg Lindsey and info about her upcoming novels follow her on IG @meglindseywrites or Twitter @MegLindzWrites

The 2022 Halloween Special episode. I welcome back author John Wallman for the third year of Halloween specials. This time around I will be reading an excerpt from John's books the Dark Stirs. This time we are following the light protagonist in the story. Its a great excerpt from a supernatural thriller that is sure to leave you wanting more. That's ok because John's book is up for sale on Amazon! 

https://www.amazon.com/Dark-Stirs-Matter/dp/1732219869/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1667214602&sr=8-1

Also you should follow John's page so you can get updates about the rest of the Dark Matter Series as well as general updates on his writing. 

This week's episode is an excerpt from Mellow Young's upcoming book "Oak and Ivy". Oak and Ivy, a fantastical Fae vs Human novel with a coming-of-age and enemies-to-lovers plot, Nerissa lives in a world where magic is forgotten, but secrets lay rampant. She discovers her heritage and destiny triggered by the death of her father. She fights to restore Fae to their former glory, and finds love along the way. The book is written inspired by German, Celtic, and other folklore of the Fae and surrounding mythology. Follow us on Facebook for more info on the author's books and other links. (facebook.com/sorceryandsuperstition)

This episode is an excerpt from Ronald Kimmon's novella titled "Den of the Wolfman". Its an urban fantasy detective type story and you can tell its going to be a great story. If you are a fan of fantasy and mystery don't miss out on this special. 

This is a short story by Stephen E. Seale. Its a fantastic high fantasy type story with a lot of care for the creation of culture. I personally enjoy all of Stephens stories. Tune in because you don't want to miss this. 

This is the final part of the story Two Priests in a Pickle by Mark McMichael. If you haven't listened to the other parts you can find them here on as well. You can also find Mark's two books featuring Vargo titled The Chronicles of Vargo on Amazon. Plus you should follow him at facebook.com/markmcmichael. 

This is episode 2 of season 2 and part 2 of Two Priests in a Pickle. This is a continuation of last week's story so if you didn't listen to last week then hop on over now and do it right away. This story was brought to us by Mark McMichael and you can follow him and find out more about his books and stories on his facebook page. Facebook.com/MarkMcMichael

This weeks kicks off season 2 of S&S and I am absolutely stoked to be back. The first 3 episodes of season will be brought to us courtesy of Mark McMichael. This is a wonderful classic fantasy setting with murder mystery plot. It was so long I had to cut it into 3 episodes to keep it around 15-20. 

This week we have a story about dragons!! Thats right. Our first official dragon story here on the podcast. And its full of action and intrigue so you definitely dont want to miss this one.

This weeks episode is brought to us by Martin Owton. Martin is a UK based writer and has 3 books currently published. A duology title "The Nandor Tales". You can find them at mybook.to/ExileOwton and mybook.to/NandorOwton. The third book is a contemporrary fantasy set in southern England called Shadows of Faerie (mybook.to/ShadowsOwton).

Also dont forget to head over to the facebook.com/sorceryandsuperstition page and like and follow us to keep up with all of our authors and news about the podcast.

Today's episode is New Wise Woman brought to us by Jay Logan. It is a wonderful short story and is closer to back on track for our normal episode length. Unfortunately Jay doesn't have any media pages but I will post whatever information I get on the sorcery and superstition page so be sure to check that out if you haven't already. facebook.com/sorceryandsuperstition

This is the tenth episode of Sorcery and Superstition. This week's stories are brought to you from the mind of C.H. Smith. They are wonderful little stories that part of the larger world C.H. creates for his novels. Its a wonderful idea and gives us a little preview in to things we can see form his upcoming books.

This episode is The Boy in the Floor by Peter Lampman. It is a wonderful short story that is definitely fantasy but a little horror too. I loved it and I know you will too.

This episode features the short story "The Accidental Witch" by Christine Matthews and narrated by M. Bradley Peters. This is a wonderful original story by Christine and I suggest you listen right now!

This is episode 7 of Sorcery and Superstition. This week is our 2nd in a series of short stories written by Christine Matthews. This one is a short fairy tale type story modeled after the classic Sleeping Beauty.

In this episode Brad will narrate a short story from Christine Matthews titled "Sacrifices". It is a fun little tale that is reminiscent of fairy tales. Enjoy and make sure and like and follow us.

This episode is a short story titled " The Salt Calling" by Stephen E. Seale.

This episode features a short horror story by John Wallman titled Young Blood. 

This is episode 3 of Sorcery and Superstition. In this episode I narrate the short story "The Pruning Shears" by Bethany Osborn. This is a slight departure from fantasy to fiction but it is an interesting tale nonetheless.  There is no interview with this episode as the author declined since we had done another just two weeks previously.

This week's short story is Hell Week by Stephen E. Seale.  As always there is a short interview with the author before the narration begins. 

This first episode features the short story "A Storyteller's Truth" by Bethany Osborn.